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eBay Traffic Plummeting (EBAY)  eBay's (EBAY) core business continues to fall apart. Some of the decline is likely the result of the declining economy. The rest of it is likely the result of the trends that have been clobbering eBay for the past two years: [..] |
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How to: Back up third-party applications on your BlackBerry  Since the first OS upgrade for the Storm came out and OS 4.5 was formally announced by AT&T, a lot of people have been asking if there is a chance that they could lose all of their third-party applications in the upgrade process. While the answer is unfortunately yes, there is a simple back up [...] [..] |
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Rolling Stones, EMI Break Up, Hurl Insults  After months of back and forth, the Rolling Stones have left Guy Hands' EMI for Vivendi's Universal Music Group. Universal gets the band's catalog stretching back to the 1970s (mos [..] |
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 5 Steps for Planning the Direction of Your Blog in 2009  Last week I shared a series of questions for bloggers to ponder as they look back on their last year of blogging.
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| Announcing The Fix Digg's Miserable Business Contest Despite strong traffic and passionate users, Digg's revenues blow. During the first three quarters of 2008, Digg saw about $6.4 million on 30 million monthly uniques and lost $2 million. Yuck.
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